Love this place. Be patient if you go on the weekend as they get very busy…read moreTheir breakfast fried rice is on of the best breakfast s' In the world

We stopped at Riverwalk Restaurant for breakfast during our Oregon road trip. The food was very…read moregood, our waiter was friendly, and we liked the rustic look of the place. Despite the name, there wasn't a view of the river from inside the restaurant. What spoiled the experience was hearing someone who appeared to be a manager berate a waiter loudly enough for us to hear. It was uncomfortable to sit through and left a bad impression, especially after our waiter had treated us well. We decided not to return during the rest of our trip. If an employee needs to be corrected, that conversation should happen privately.

Worth the stop in Astoria! Great food, fast service, and a cozy modern café feel…read more Traveling through Astoria, we stopped for breakfast at Broder Strand Café -- and the reviews were spot on! The service was fast and friendly, and the food was amazingly excellent. Every bite was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The décor has a cozy urban coastal vibe -- Scandinavian-inspired, warm, and thoughtfully designed. From the stylish lightbulbs to the inviting atmosphere, everything feels relaxed yet refined -- perfectly suited to Astoria's charm. They also offer modern tea and espresso drinks, all beautifully crafted and perfect to enjoy with breakfast. We'll definitely stop here again next time we're in town. Highly recommend Broder Strand Café for anyone looking for delicious food, great service, and a cozy, beautifully designed spot to start the day along Oregon's coast.

Poor service. Never got beverage. No one checked in us after order delivered even though there were…read moreonly 2 tables of people including us. Employee spent time talking with fellow employees or looking on phone. Music from kitchen was blaring in addition to music in dining area.

Great coffee and delicious food with an amazing waterfront view. What else can you ask for?…read more Definitely worth a visit!

This place is absolutely fantastic. Coffee is tasty. They have fresh pastries, scones, daily…read morespecials, such as variety of smoked salmon. Friendly staff when you walk in! Ambience is exactly what you would expect for an old fishing town. It's got the charm of an old coffee shop with modern day menu selections.

I was in Astoria for the day and needed a place where I could work while waiting for my pet to come…read moreout of surgery. I spotted Rusty Cup Cafe while driving down the main street and decided to stop in--and I'm so glad I did. They had Wi-Fi, which allowed me to get some work done, and I ordered an espresso while I was there. It was excellent! The shots were clearly pulled perfectly, with no bitter or overly acidic taste. The espresso was incredibly smooth, rich, and flavorful. It was so good that as soon as I finished it, I ordered another one. The space is fairly small, so seating is limited, but the quality of the coffee more than makes up for it. The atmosphere has an industrial-modern, no-frills feel. Rusty Cup Cafe is clearly a business that is focused on making exceptional coffee--and it absolutely shows. I will definitely stop here again the next time I'm in Astoria!

The coffee was good and the treats were delicious. I grabbed a piece of coffee cake to snack on…read morewhile waiting for the bus that picks us up and takes us to the Seafood and wine festival. The giant cookie was yummy and gooey as well. I had been here another time before and remembered it was good and the service was nice and friendly.

Very good! Fries are crunchy, burgers are a good size, salad and brisket are all very good. Nice…read morepeople, I'd recommend.

Well, we got turned away at a fancier restraint but it was meant to be because we found Goondocks!…read moreDelicious ribs and my son had a tasty veggie burger! The best part was it didn't break the back woot!! Ambiance was comfy with booths! Ooh and they had bullet ice, a new favorite!

The fish and chips here were outstanding. It was high quality black cod with a crispy, golden…read moreshattering-shell tempura type crunch, very flavorful. I'd have to say that bite for bite the fish itself might be the best in the county by a hair, but the full entree lags just behind Battery 245 and Ship Out in terms of fry / coleslaw quality, aesthetics, and overall value. But neither of those places are on the Astoria waterfront with million dollar views, so that's to be expected. If you're craving fish and chips with a view in downtown Astoria, don't hesitate to order them here, the fish was phenomenal.

This restaurant seemed to have a nice selection and sides to choose from, especially for my…read moredaughter who is vegetarian and somewhat picky about food. When we got our menus and the waiter came, I asked about the sides that we can order because those were on the menu. The waiter said, well, we can pretty much make anything a side. That wasn't very helpful. We took a while to decide. When we came back, he pushed us to order something, so we did. I order a salad with salmon. My daughter order veggie kabobs and her best friend ordered a loaded potato. The food 30 minutes to get out. My daughter friend started drinking her soda and it had no carbonation. When the food came, my salmon was cold - it was precooked and just taken out of the fridge straight to the salad. The loaded potato wasn't fully cooked. The kabobs - some of the potatoes were super mushy, while others were fully cooked through and they tasted like lemons. Very tart. Some of the veggies weren't cooked - it was like eating raw veggies - this meal costed $30. When I mentioned this to the waiter, he had a very confused faced. He then stated, I thought I pressed the carbonation button with the soda... huh.. I've worked in the restaurant industry for years. I know that's not how that works. The waiter took off the drinks from the bill - $6.00 and nothing else was said or done about the undercooked food. Very disappointed all around and will never go back again after that.

Great food and tasty pancakes. Our server was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean…read moreand reminded me of a good old fashioned traditional coffee shop/ diner that I frequented as a child.

Me and two buddies were on a road trip and stopped here for breakfast. Everything was okay,…read morenothing was great. Food was fine but nothing special for taste or value. Service was fine. Atmosphere was fine. Nothing was bad, but nothing was memorable or exceptional either.

We had previously gotten used to going to dimly lit dive bars, but this bar was much more lit, but…read moreit still had an intimate vibe to it There was one bartender working, and she was very friendly and helpful. She was cleaning and changing out kegs, and a couple taps weren't available. There was only a local beer, a cider, and Stella available on tap There is a pool table in the back, sports on the tv, a boutique section where you can buy trendy clothes toward the front, and a long list of unique shot options. There was a very pleasant aroma to the bar as you walk in, and everything just seemed immaculate The bar was a lot of fun, and we found ourselves sitting there for an hour or so Some tips: Check out the boutique section towards the front and walkways with some new threads. We didn't try them, but there were advertisements all over the bar for cabbage rolls... so, they must be known for them Cheers!!

We had a brilliant time watching word cup. You must try this place. Very accommodatingread more

The Bean Dinghy was super tasty, and big enough for two!…read more Visiting from Portland over the past few years, I find food in Astoria is hit or miss. Good stuff is really good, 75% of the rest of the places we've tried are meh or downright not worth finishing. We were fortunate to stumble upon Tackle Box on a walk to Labor Temple for a morning shot. The vegetarian Bean Dinghy was filling, favorable, crunchy in the right spots (the seasoned potatoes were like mini-tater tots), garlicky (but not too garlicky), and the tortilla was pan-friend just enough to get some color and crisp. Will definitely make this our go-to breakfast stop in Astoria!! Oh, and Mitty was hella friendly!

TL;DR: Truly awesome breakfast burrito. Carefully crafted with ingredients to really bring out the…read moreflavors. Burrito expert Mitty is the man! So I'm from Los Angeles and So Cal has no shortage of places to get a breakfast burrito and different types. Wagyu steak, pastrami, basterma, pork belly on top of the basics sausage, bacon or ham. From the basics to the exotic. I would say most are eggs, potatoes, some bacon or sausage, and cheese. It's an American breakfast in a tortilla. I happened to be in Astoria for work and was a little early for a meeting. As I stood there outside City Hall, I was watching people come and pick up an order from this place. Hmm must be good. Mitty, the burrito expert himself, would even run out to hand over an order once in a while. Must be good and good service. Do I really want a breakfast burrito on my only day in Astoria? Well client told me they are really good. After my early morning meeting it was too early for lunch so decided on trying out the burrito. Reading the menu, it dawned on me that this burrito is made with a little more culinary skill than what I was expecting. Had a chance to talk to Mitty and he's exactly what you want from a proprietor: knowledgeable, really into his craft, and confident in his products. Wow wow wow. It was waaaaaay better than a lot of others I've had. First, it's not just scrambled egg in a tortilla. It's flavorful ham, with cheese and eggs infused with garlic aioli. Not dry at all. Delicious from the first bite to last. Prices are what you'd expect at a food cart in my opinion. The burrito is big enough to share but it's so good you may want to just eat it all by yourself. The ambience in this little corner was great since it's an early morning product, it wasn't crowded yet. But it fits in perfectly. Tackle Box Burrito needs to be a known spot for a truly awesome burrito. It was one of the best things I ate in Oregon for the week. What a surprise find. If you are in Astoria, go find Mitty and get one of the best burritos you will ever have.

Great vibe and thoughtful service, though the iced tea missed the mark…read more ​We stopped by this beautiful café during a day trip to Astoria, and it completely won us over with its cozy atmosphere and kind hospitality. ​We ordered the Tempeh Reuben: grilled tempeh, house-made sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese with house-made Reuben sauce on their signature scorcher rye. It was absolutely outstanding! Every ingredient felt incredibly fresh and vibrant. The rich flavors of the grilled tempeh and the perfect tang of the sauerkraut paired beautifully with the hearty, fresh-baked rye. ​The service was also wonderful and incredibly thoughtful--they noticed we were sharing and kindly split the sandwich into two separate plates for us before bringing it out, which we truly appreciated. ​The only downside was the iced tea, which unfortunately tasted quite watered down and lacked flavor. Aside from that, it's a fantastic spot. If you're exploring the historic streets of Astoria and looking for high-quality, conscious food, this place is definitely worth a visit!

Was in town and this cute cafe was right next to our hotel. Came here early in the morning for some…read more"get up and go" juice (aka coffee and tea). The gentleman working was very friendly. Their pastry section has so many options that it was hard to choose (BUT I AM ALWAYS UP FOR THE TASK!)... I landed on the cinnamon and cardamom morning bun. It was more dense than I was expecting, which isn't a bad thing at all, just an observation. It was crispy on the outside with a soft and sweet inside; it was so delicious. The outside was almost crystallised with the cinnamon and cardamom (So. Dang. Good). We got an americano and a chai tea with almond milk. The coffee was fine but the chai wasn't my favorite. Okay quality but it was more a chai tea with milk than a chai latte that I was thinking it would be. You can also buy something from the "pay it forward" menu so that all members of the community can access this yummy cafe, regardless of ability to pay. Loved seeing that! There is a large breakfast menu, too, in addition to the pastries... they had breakfast tacos, sandwiches, and more! They also sell bagels and bread loafs.